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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
xmE eouxakux RART % THE ofTx RAA-
n0wLY MsoAPEa BKIE0 BkeWn UR
VIE DYNAMITE.

About O'clock this morning the aEe
slagm bells began 10 psaI forth their ID
omeaed elanRor and the streets were
immediately crowded With ~ eaRer.
anxious thFone, whs became more and
more excited when ID vas learned that
the Gre vas on board the Schooner Leo,
lying at The Ocaan Dock. It wRs known
lhat shs had $50 eases Of dynamite on
board, which she was 30 take for The
mines on Douglas Island, IN Alaaka.
The ere originated IN the engine room.
thEoash eau cf kerosene oil being up
Get and taking ere. AL han4s we're AZ
oncs tnFned oat and ST towuFk 10 subdue
the flames before thsy spread 10 whfTe
the mRpleaives were stored. Fortunately
for Bsattie thay sueceeded in puttlnR
out tbs Gre witkeut the aid Of the IRE
brigade. which vas promptly Oh hand.
What the consequences might have
been had Tie ere reached The dynamite.
10 Il impossible 80 aAy, but thsEe b no
doubt thas af least 8 million dollars
worth Of properly would havs besn des-
troyed. This aheuld be q lesson 10 the
authorities not 30 allow any vessel Gen.
tanning surh an amount OF dangerous
explosives 10 remain a. any dock tn the
effV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Am N Jan. ToonxuKa. 9eoEea Dux-
kaEfy, The man who vas arrested on
Saturday for trying 70 smash np the
haaae Fanted b. himself and Mrs. Lizzie
Rawe. was nned bs 1ndes IawFsuse
yesterday els. 4ae usuaAn wan aned
40 en- as charge q haing tae psopEi
eaxeaa ef tie dlsnFdRxis haose. baxbet.
~ made an effort 10 secure ths Feqaialsa
fsgaeens bat failed and vent 20 faii.
where tie eonan hsd already Fs1ixsd
without an tffazt. Chef Of Petice Full
a. Is naw n search of sonae oue o. place
where ptopef care can BE- EfxSn 70 fhs
children. TIE wem&n's d4uEAlRE IN
Olympia wA8 Suggested b. hlz. hn1 ~
slld not thtnk she Has sxaelts TIT pFoper
pefauns ne giFi - nhpat IL years 81
age and ba3dlng into yoanS wuuAn-
keed. They were al Ia iAa tegsthss
yesterday, the man and woanan eoneuea
Ia separate cells sad tbe ehiiarsn pso-
vsaed soE h the BODY of the prisor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Tie aAip spartan. Captain Polfss. csn.
plsted hsF cAfEp tofay ard Was ready fer 80.
shs taAes 2l6o tunR o. Black Dinmand eoAl q
san Ereneaaeo aaa viii - towsd 10 So 81 tAe
Gag fyeas
Tue tug Tyss nna The rcvsaus snsser Olivsr
Weacest euaiea hMFe today.
he steam noAooBax LAe was expectaa "a
sail for AAaakm dnrinR ne night
The senMmdAip um4tilia was rspoRs-a fror
Port ToWnesnd. ~ she steamed into thae u.eFf
q belng almuat - beautiful a. ne oarsn b
tha Paddle. ne sas sxpeeted 20 arrsvs n
&eaaaia 8arinR lAe hight
rOaz DHcovnT. kov. 2I.-saiisd BurA
AeHthay.
Fu.E HAnLem. Ssv. a.-Ansssa - shsv
EfteaRnR
Po4x hfAEMEx. Eov. -ssfsi- n.sk.
eatlns koeaz1 sa4asn
6ARoqas. Nex. She shls OrsNan. A
seE e Ne tae Nnstck. paassd ID "A a.
eAoged m Eeah haF. Tia mtsamsz assznnufta
sFfive4 % tie Island i've acaeuuera - 800
IN. Nav. &-A haFk d tgw a ns tna Ne
EHl P@zed n e S89P. n. harh and bask.
enAne wrra ewes&ds a ,. n. tmwMs1 heana.
cioudT, siEha east wind.
sAS Eeaxcsnc0 nov. s6s-AxziVsa -sseznrr
orseaas noxtlana
ceaEed-nAFA Klng Aired, Psesiaad
44&lea = b4kk Estelia, Portland; stzzncR
6ee. ". ksfeF, RSRttand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

MrN winNsoais Sno4AthG tyFuR. fes cAil1raa
tae&htns. b tAe peescrtFttaa a. ene 81 he eeat
fsm1Ala Rnrsss and PhysseiAHs n he Gated
ssates. ana has haea ueed foF ieFAF FsaFs vita
eaFoR faalimM s9ceaaa D. miliiass 81 @athass
tssehfns a. vAlua D. lnca1caiahi8. Il relieves
the saAi1 frgm pain. caFea dyaa1sxry and 6fMf.
rAzaa, eraplna IL 10 bogeis M1a Wtna celio.
81 g4yinR haAlkA 70 tha ehiaa q neHaa TIA
nIEx&aE Fr4en sSc hotasA apisdwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
m ADMIRALTY.

TT THE DISTRICT COURT or THN THIRD
4 Ja4ss4al nialfies Of wasAtaetcn TsrRftcrv.
hosdfng terms IL sestfle. - King countF.
wazkfnmae NH Cemp4ny, hbsflant, ~.
sseemw ''ca1sax," 81 Pert Townsend. her
bofiea. engines. saskle. sppara and furniture
Pubifs nssiea & hssaay givsz. that whereas
: Hesi hAs hosn 1led "a ne above entitled
cuurs 81 tie twsztT-arst 3ay q NcVumhsr,
fss7. by WnshinEsua NH Cumpsny, 8 onrpura.
llen cenntHsd anaeE thA laws sf the ststa 81
cailfcrnss and dong business In s1ta tsEritcry
o. W4shinasun, hbeli2ns. ngainsf The sseamar
'sColh1x, /" 81 Port Towasead, wAereaf james
tackle, apPsrel and farnatare. in . cause q
ennEreet, EVIL and maritime. alleging IN sab.
slanrs. Thaa b.tkweea the aFsa day ef Sanuaxy.
1875. md The Arst day u HeysmhFK. 1857, tie
sald igneliant ss The iastzzee and requaz q
Ia Master 81 m1a steanaR snd % ths eroa1t Of
and mKteRiaaa and perigTmed eastaiz hher 90
sid staannar, n rspatring he hall ana ma-
chfneRy thAEoaG. and haa faEniahed aapplae#
far aid seAner, IN tee trial amouna As6 =.
eresnis valns OF es1ssS al Il Wbich was see
eeEArg 70 TIE aais<ing. repairing AID sgulFptng
Tazs s. portien q sasa snouAs has s..u
paIa. fhcaxk pay9s1t has been aenAaAsd, sad
fnsa TIE nAa narunt - das = lien % aid
stanwzR
N4v thersfors IN pzrsnznes 10 he AamouA
ttaa uaaeF he seal 81 ths sid eoars. 70 me a.
Fecsea aza delfrMrea. Do heresy alve yuhlse
notice y ali persens elAtmtAx eaid steamer
: 'oolEAx, o. IN Any mAHnaR inlsrssae6 tAereSn.
OK kaowanG Or having anytAing % say wAy ~
same ahezl4 not b ooa&emne1 and Sid. pmr.
suHzf V lie prayer q sid iibel, sAas they b.
aa& 9ppsAF AefsFe Ia eaia ceart, 20 Be hesd ~
ana toF sas6 bird tudinsal aissxses. ns Seattle.
o. fA1rs3ny he slA 6Ay q DmcsmhaK, A D.
1851. Al sasxea n'zleck IN the f1rsnson e shn1
cay. q tAs eEna sAzn - dsy - tarisdie3ian.
eshervise q - asxt dsy a sasAaaaceaan
Thereafter. shsn Mnd shnrs ts taasgpass elafm
sw tks easae. aa4 - @Aks tAeaF allezasianm te
skAa h<AAiL T. 3. aAArLToE,
rzfsea ssafez stsrsAal asR waahiRRtsn Tsrri-
naasd Esvsnler "a, 1851
sixuwu. BAinas b MeAie&4n, aflaznegs tor
Z kmltnnA nrass4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
FOB SNOH0laISH CIT.
@TEARGER
SKAOIT CHIEF

II KAyEs aEAFFLE FRoM YRakEMD
L. WAaf. sVcty sandmy morplE9. o. $50 -
tApoAnars hancAina Is Cifnfan. fert SaMaAs
sl1nWeod and UsMan6F
kee1rai1E tionaay4.
AezEgm every ThuHmaay msrpiag a s'ss:9As
fcafhtna a C9lnfan. camneElixs UszaAa4Es -
eu1DnE. Erf1aT MnfbcR and koeha H1440x.
AMnIRinx kriAmEa
Faf Esizhl ana fshss HRqly 60 haRfas Re
er4af MEMKK hAlLA1s Mssssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

The UENTRMERt" = ths moSs rop
ulaF hid glove IN AuzsEiss. &l.&S tor ass
haftans. $50 fes eight haisoaa They
are far below the prise Of any e4hss
standard maker, and for sc and dnra-
hsliAy are unexcelle&. Ihe above are re-
tai pTlsea the glove i uos sold Dc wAaaa-
nalel Cd SCH tFARAnHER BIOS. deis
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rArrAm oaAaeY.


n has aoT nEEM DEsca&aaNp sgT,
nkTN3a, PROMOTED.
MANAGER Haioomb Of tho Ofeaon
RaflwaF asd HagiqaAinn eompRny, With
Ma fnenilg arrived Ii this ci1y yesterday
manfnlna anls wfas abaaFe tie b1el IN
ehs e4enlEa for seattle. Mf. Haieomb
us. IN nompany With Assistant Man
nnea Rnekiey 81 abe Northern Pacific,
aud other officials. Ia conference eFef
ahe aen4emrlAied e6anRa Of schedule.
TIE change contemplated is depesdent
nnnn gke ehan9s az fhe Northern raeiaa
efsna card. TIE party visited Gig HaF-
har. referred 20 s. MI. Hala9mb AZ the
nurupans's bans yard. In the afternoon
"a hnazd the fdahe, which was pitated
b Cart. Claneey.
ssrsntaln Olannsy y ssid Hslaomb. "a
q nnnseFsafi0n with lie Pos1 INHELIr-
9Mmumm man later, sis te be pokt CAP
tain IN ahasRe 81 the soEnpany's boa Z. =
And What II ta heeome ~ Mt.
HoMsf YES aaked.
: hif. Howe Is he g0napany's agent At
ahls station. He came hsrs q sneh.
THAI il tlae position hosd b. Captain
Qlanesg. tue latter has saver been
cut Of Ms Hompans'a amplo5 Tor a.
hnnF, the p0palAf suppression 20 the
aanaxaxy Notwithstanding.
Than Captain Cianeag was ratheF
promoted than dlsplaes4f'
~ regard u a. aueh, and thlnk be
8aaa.a
nnleomh vent en b. aAy that the
ldah0 will b pul On Hollands ways
fosag and ahaEonehiy osorhanied, and
a1ai Aha work mnst be dene hy ne 80ih
81 nexa mnulh, 10 give place for tha
North paosza. whioh be eags h 3 good
boat, bat BADLY needing repairs Her
KanchlnaEy vii b. oyerhanled. hos beds
wiil give piaee 10 new ones, Rhe will BE-
PAINTED nil over. and esneEaliy rsiuxs-
nated. After thAs she viii be pas On
hnr old Ronfe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
FoR eALE.

Imrecved farm lands in Green ara
Waite RtgtE valleys, near slauehaeF, a
TeASenRele ptiees aud 90 faxorAhle
teFms. G0GFFes, MuEKn q Co,
ufsee. ssEnes S., esp. oceaaensaL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

We viii awe ron thirty days more 10
bay ehildfen'a olcaks at prices that can
not Be duplicated. ChildEen's aloaka
Tot Goa. ToKEAs q EaRaKnMAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

HAVANA, New. 28.--Ninly- i've cigar
factories here shut down tcday, owing
10 ans demands Of the cigafEnsksEa for
an Increase IN waqess A COMMITTEES ap-
pointed By the manufactures will try
10 afbslFa&e the matter. About i2.000
are thrown out Of employment By the
shul down.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

5sa.--Al quality silk plush. cost 81 To-
import. Nc bay for cash and sell fer
eash. Oar prices tell tbs tale at Chester
Cleans. noQ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Heal Estate b aha foundallon Of al
wealth. II yea wish wealth hny some
Maple Valley land Of O. Q. OAIKENs
a Go. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

We can saspztsla sea II the vAl0sa re
are oNeEine 81 silk p1uakea. IAinc1
9iik nlaah scR rs Af 1eklas & SINGER
mans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

On DecambsE LIST Ne viii pat on holi-
day attire. and giv8 you goods 81 re-
movai sale prices.
ToKnAs q swoEnMAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
FURNITURE.
TT roo WANT TO en- 4 nARaArN N
L FuEnitxss q - g. L MANNING. "a "a
Imwhfa naFNuk. nEMa dnu4 waa1 q R7ona -
Hotel For Sale,

WITS TKM FURNITURE. TScl.upIKa Il
wv hplk er wlIi anfi sarmfeaFW aiona a.
lease keast. Aifna4ea - mfses fsan Sas1sls a.
rAiiraMa. sAlean at4nehe1 God trMnsaens
ars8A4 bargain faF the Tigha man. Inquira
e tbs 1sEcA nasF q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Drsss 0oods 81 s75So. thai can only be
bouQht regular 81 10, az oar great siear-
tng removal sale.
ToxsAs a sNgEnMAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Eight. buttanea leagth, undressad,
stitched bach hid gloves at 81. any
store will ash yea el.E0 for 40 inferior
article. Texas a SrsGERMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

10. Iaaa sustaia susssn. chester
eIeasy. nose
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Tear orders wsli Be called for, give ~
\ trial. @ q. SsANruF q Co, greer
Thlra an SpFtnR. sslt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

New holiday goods daily arriving.
EASTERN esah prices. Chester oleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Cash ~. eredis. @. @. erakrvR 4 o..
sFeeefa Thlrd and SpsinR. saiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

eaAnn TRKxs paR EnE HxaaMgs.-
Einnnelinen Geo. A. Kelly and John
Gollina we're engaged yesterday morn
ina h their capacity % committeeman
% secure trees for planting nlang the
streets according 10 tAe resolution re-
eanliy adopted 10 10 Improve nne o. fWa
Of she up tamn ihesnnahtaf6s. Uata.
hoEuea IL nsxeEaA eFoMaRs we're ipoked
fArenKh. bot 10 aeAniss aeil0R waa
takes. This matter came 40 In q run
ming conversation In utty Attorney Oar
rolls ofllee yesterday, and 4 gentleman
p1esena, Madena % ChehAliz. re-
lnaTAfases. had 80 out q number Of
wAi 8 icAoEy nna trees, aud thAt
AZ years Rrowth they we're not
amRAN a fset high; thai tie hiekeFy
80 WtFn even slower teaE She walnut.
He thunKht thni unless there was snsae
peculiar qnatity ID the coll here favor.
nhls 10 she tTae that The idea Of plant
inn walnHt trees Hpon TIE stFeeea for
shade trees Wa inadvtsahie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
NoTlCE.

AHEsBa TIFFANY BROS. HAVING run.
1Al eAase4 he GrncNFy essizess q D. W.
EEe4s, caRaeT q unton Aad T1Eri saresaa, wHl
oenzlnas tAs eustaeas. NnA pE~1ass TIE ed
pstvoAA, a. vel a. TIE new e1ps Dc ktsNEs
hsef ed Amna . iAEEs Aaa Beiected saocR q
RAScx AND sTAPLE GROCERIES q reA
aosa is TIFFANY RRos,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Blankets Gud comfoFtsxs. WondeF
fnl values. Chester Qeary. nose
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

CEokKs-Me have nads big Fe6ue.
tions 10 eloss NE lines. Chester Cleasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

cHzcAeo cArHN MARKEzs.

CnicAs0. Nos. 2s.-catfle- RscaipA 5000,
zaArAet ssrong. fancy sE@5 90. slipping stesrs
- 11084 "a, sseekaFs and feeders 820a IS,
Texas cuftie 81 50@3 y.
HeGn = Receipts, 20, 0Nk strong, early clos
iag easier, MIXED "a esdas IS, heavy 81 $50
5 - lgta "a so<e4 S..
sheeP- -hecsipt s0o0,I COED stronger, con-
mon weak. naiivss e3 fa1aa 30, wesfarn $50
vs., Texaus a 9ON2 a
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IvkmooL MAnKKn

LEvzARocE.. Eey; q. - Wheat - steady.
dsmAn6 tatr. heiders egsR moderately.
cCFn--ftrn, dsmsna AIR, rev naked west
era 8 IA Per csatai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29
FOR MOOD's CANAL.
9EEAA1ER
CLARABROWN

II EAvEs CoLaMANs WHARF BOZ TACO.
- ma oiynpla and Big stooEum. as Ia n.
every Monaas, Wednesday snd Rtid4y.
ksturHfng, leaves shalssa. Big ssooknu, Il
! g. n. every faesday. TAarsday and ST.
urang. na1,f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

UaxoknNa xmN TAAs-T The wofk Of
unlnadina he snip Alex. 0ibsun e0es
alone very Fapiaiy nnW and Il Is expect
ga that hhe cargo viii b. gotten cat Ia
fba fifBa halt 0k this weak. There are
~ s'i0ta Ia the cargo, each Of which Is
Aapf separate Ia the waTehoasas Two
nanRa 81 man ere Ia ska hold feping up
fha packages Of Tea and they kaep The
hcssfinR maehlne In canaaans elaiteF
sifsinR M paeknaas fFam the bald al
ternnlaly, and swinaina them 90 he
wharf. Hers large force Of tFnekmsn
run Il nank into The waaah0nse, paas
nlan hssal0ned "a the door, who directs
where 90 alaak than neecfding 10 sha
bfnnd an tha box. The aiaerenf lots. na
slaknsl. hainR kept separate within lines
Appointed 10 Il ia The warehouse. One
package ID eAeh al these lots is bTokan
opan ard sampled ~ Tea Tester Back
~. Ina - Il helag FapidiY loaded co
e ears AnA ehipped eant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Total vote siiy 1885 vas s2ss; IN 1857
IL was 1874.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Eonr ana uas-halfs n6apan...s..........l0sk
facac sixnza..s...e.- .-~~.s....s. ...s. Azk1
ss9o&R
Amasaean Expruss fe8 Csnass Raeiae s.,
CAnAaA Soathern a8%. Cenzxnk Rnetne "a
burltngton 111. Delaware q EaekNEanna
lsRk, DsnyeF 4 - 6Emnie ~, kas &A.
kAks Ehazs e1ks Louissilae @B4s Mieal9zn
0eaEsal HIN NoEsAsrn Raeiae ~, pss-
feared s85s. Northwestern ICES. Oregon Im-
pEvvemAmt -. Navigation ~, xFsnsson.
linausni IN, Rnnine Hal I'm. koek faiaad
1lzA, 6k Paul g55s. Texms Faefnr -, unien
Paeinc ~, Enalsa Ssasas Express g., wells
Fargo kxpra@ IN. We11sxn URion ~.
xEW Heas szock RmFzzw.
Ksw Yaax, Nov. N.-Ths E4oek EnFkst was
moAeEzsfyaiy aek3ps bat fsvswxah ana weak
semEsy all Gag. leaving TIE peiees o. tee close
materially lower thaa On aasuR11y. fhe Ran-
erni iealiRg q TIE renewal d elshf mnaey IN
the near fafurn tndnceA nazze selling ~ hold
ers Ct long sterk, whieh fear vas aEasa By 70
poFta o. frenble amoag tha tKamk lines ayes
ne RATES On certain ease beana fFeiNh4 but
the impression apen vAiuao wpal9 b iahAg.
nsnoanf rat for kha haKmoEy Of the 6smrs and
late balis. Who ara n0w lesklng fer Feaceian.
The entire liEs il lower. Mieso1u Raei6s
Kensas Texas ard 1erssy uantxhi lost ~
eaeh, KeHalna and Northern Rkeine prelHEran
u -
RaclAe II each, loainvllie a Nashville and
Ssw EnKIsnd ~ each. Riohm0na 4 Wssl
ROins N, CsmaaR aeuahsrm. HoEthwesssrn
ard Omaha ~ e&ch, .TeRneases CeAl and
LMke kxfe 4 Hestsrn preferedl pr seat eaeh.
GoTuEnmsnt bends wcEs dull and heavy.
HEu roAk mAnKER.
kEu YozE. RoEs ss.-Heps- Quisl and IN
changed.
sussE-DuII. nOminal. ssaasd dan. cube.
8 ee-i009Sk.
cgpp1R--1srm. Iaks ajax.
aesa-oniek a1aeasie Sa&.
Cozee-llpue falr, Rio neEnlnnl, 9le1s, options
settled cad lover; saleA. f7s, 80 bssR; Decsn,
Der sla 39@1a q, January tla e60ia %
February Siasala IS, Mareh el4@lA Is
Petroleum. - Opened steady. Is 14ks and
remained steady al TAN, until the aiaaFn0on.
whan Il became w1ah and rapidly declined %
7sgs. Ths decline was checked q this poin1
md rally occurred IN Which great zeal OF
the Aass was renSxsred, cad ne eluse wa
ntsuns 81 5tk, sales, 2.sis.ouo barrels.
vISmEn GRAIN sUpfxx.
Kkw YoBK. Nov. ea-The VISIBLE supply
Of grain on November IS. a. complied ~ the
Produce kxchanEa wess WheAs 3,a59, 10a
bushels. eern 8 %, 600 bazhels, oats 81 so
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-02
Rlast Furnace Mon Meet.

PITTsBURG, PA, June IA meeting of
the owners of blast furnace proprietOrs OF
the Shenango, MahOning, Wheeling and
littsburg districts was held to-day, at
which the demand for reduction in
the price of coke from 81 to Sl.50
per ton was renewed. The members of
the coke syndicate intimated that rs soon
rs the strike could be settled they would
give definite answer. In the meantime
the furnaces remained banked.
PITTSBURG, PA, June l.-At n meeting
of the COnnellSville coke syndicate to-day
the request of the strikers for conference
WAS granted, and 4 committee was ap-
pointed to meet the wOrkmens' committee
III this city tomorrow. II is predicted
that the conference will result in an un-
derstanding bp which the strikers will re-
turn to work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-02
AN ALLEGED AMERICAN
Deprived of Liberty In Cuban Jail---Bay-
ards Enemies Howling.

a
ards Enemies HOwling.
WASHINGTON, June Secretary Bay
ards conduct in the Cutting case was diff
ferent from what it is in the case of an un-
fortunate Cuban by the name of Pubic,
who has languished in Spanish prison for
over two years now, and whose liberation
he does not seem anxious to secure.
In the Washington Post, the local organ
of the Administration, Secretary Bayard
denies the existence of such man; at
least he says that his case has not been
brought to the attention of the State
Department by anybody. This is not the
fact, however. The case has been for two
years in the hands of the American Consul
General of Havana, appointed by the pres
ent Administration.
Assistant Secretary Porter, of the State
Department, gave to friend of the prison.
er, who applied to him, as a reason why
this Government did not act more ener-
getically in the case the Lack of a navy"
TO support any demand upon power like
Spain, and he made at the same time the
humiliating confession that England would
probably long before this have secured the
release OF an EngliShman placed in the
same position that Pubic is. The Presi-
dent has on two occasions been appealed
to, but so far without any result.
Nka hiJfArp Of ~. al
conviction is briefly this: He is a Cuban
by birth, and was concerned in the upris-
ing which ended with the peace of Xanzon.
After that he came to this country and
settled in New York, where he edited q
Cuban paper and became a naturalized
American citizen. Subsequently he en-
gagged in the tobacco business in New
York. Two years ago he went to Key
West to conclude some purchases of tObac-
co and make arrangements for some con-
tracts. While in Key West he heard of
the death of his aunt in Havana, whereby
his only sister, unmarried, was left alone
and unprotected.
Being much concerned about her Pubic
determined to 90 to Havana with view
of bringing his sister To the United States,
and entering into arrangements while
there with some leaf tobacco merchants
for such leaf tobacco ~ he should need.
He went to the Spanish Consulate and OBJ
tanned his American passport which was
duly signed, and armed with this legal
document then took passage on an Ameri-
can steamer bound for Cuba. lie was ar
rested just ~ he landed, the Spaniards
trumping up charge of conspiracy
against him. lie did not have with him
any papers of a compromising character.
The only grounds for charge against
Mr. Pubic is that while in this country he
WAS member of secret societies and edited
Il Cuban-Spanish paper. Mr.. Pubic was
arrested on or about November 26, 1884,
and in the twenty-six months that he has
been incarcerated in Spanish dungeon he
has only heard from the United States
COnsul some three or fOur times